Raegan

Derived from the Irish surname Ó Ríagáin, traditionally translated as descendant of Riagán. The surname crossed into American first-name ledgers in the mid-twentieth century and multiplied in the nineteen-eighties. This particular vowel-swapped spelling took off alongside the wave of surname-turned-given names in the early two-thousands.

A Raegan is almost certainly under twenty years old and likely occupied with extracurricular track practice. The name reads as bright, decisive, and thoroughly twenty-first century. It carries an unspoken expectation of having to spell the first syllable out loud to receptionists forever.